I've lost track of where you're at in the process because I've come
in late. Related to Sacha's comment below, I use localhost as my
host in JavaMonitor. If you are too, you must add a line to your
site configuration under Web in the Server Admin application. Below
the configuration for my site I have a line that shows:
Domain name: localhost, Address: *, Port: 80 enabled
My notes tell me that I did it for WebObjects' sake. This tip was
also provided by Sacha but I am not certain it even applies to your
case. I do remember having really odd behaviour until I did this.
Ok, now Sites in Server Admin is
1st line: Domain Name: mydomain.com Address: * Port: 80
2nd line: Domain Name: localhost Address: * Port: 80
JM accepts localhost as a host, and the instance starts up, but still
no joy. Instance not found for the instance link and application not
found for JM's application link. JM is getting the URL from the
Adaptor setting correctly (it is what I think it should be), the app
just isn't responding to that URL. I can't get localhost or
hostname.local to response either with this configuration.
Thanks for the help,
Scott
On 2 May 2007, at 4:22 PM, Sacha Michel Mallais wrote:
Hi Scott, I haven't been following this thread very closely, but
this problem sounds like you're not using the canonical host name
in your configuration. You shouldn't be using an external alias
like "www.mydomain.com", instead you should be using
"mycleverinternalhost.mydomain.com", especially if the external
alias maps to a different machine, like a firewall.
What host name are you using? On the server that runs your apps,
what does "host" return from terminal?
sacha
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